Maor Chasen

Thanks for the feedback!

Improving the documentation is a major goal for now.

In the meanwhile, let me explain. After setting up your ImageOptim API key, you may choose to optimize the images that are already on your site.
You can do this by going to Media > WS. Image Optimizer.
In this page, you should see a button that lets you run the optimizer retroactively, meaning on all images that have been uploaded up to this point.

Also, new images that you upload will automatically be optimized, so you don’t have to run the optimizer manually every time you upload a new image.

Does this answer your question?
Please let me know. I’m happy to help!

The plugin lets you slice images only by what you set in your WordPress theme, with this function:

https://developer.www.ads-software.com/reference/functions/add_image_size/

So if you want images to be sliced to a certain size, just use the above function.

Does this make sense?

Thanks for taking time to review my plugin!

A few notes:

in few hours, i’ll have probably a lot of 404 error status due to image not found.

I think you’re missing something here.
There shouldn’t be any errors from a CDN because the original files are kept intact by default (never get deleted). UNLESS, you choose (via plugin settings) to delete originals upon upload. (Which by the way, won’t happen retroactively, only for new files that get uploaded.)
So you shouldn’t worry about getting 404’s. If this in fact has happened to you, I will appreciate to get the details from you so I can improve the plugin and make it useful to many people as possible.

Can you tell me more about this? Do you plan to let the user choose if the prefix will be added or not after the process?

I’m planning to make this as default, but still keep the original files (which will be renamed to wsi-*.)
Do you think this will be useful for you?

Moreover, the API you are using is free… for the moment because in beta. But they will probably makes pay user to use it. Do you plan to add others API in the futur? And some automatic resize option in order to let us specify a max width and height?

True that! My idea is to expand this plugin to other APIs so in case one isn’t free anymore, you’ll be able to fall back to a different service. Also, there will be manual control over the services, for maximum control.

Regarding resize for max width/height — I’m not sure how useful it is, by the way the plugin works now (sends image to optimization service -> stores new files -> runs over all registered image sizes and slices them into individual files.)

If you have any ideas, I’m open to hear.

Again, thanks for the feedback!

@tom.eagles

As others have said here, this isn’t a valid reason to give a plugin a 1-star.

Do you have any clue of how much work goes into such a plugin? Can’t you imagine how hard the developers of this plugin have worked just to get it handed over to you this easily?

You didn’t take into consideration this is a very new plugin, and thus, is very likely to have some bugs, which should make you think twice taking it to production.

You should consider changing your rating to a more considerate and reasonable one.

#just_sayin #be_appreciative #be_thankful #think_positive

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I wouldn’t assume Client Dash is to blame. I’ll advise you, laraborgi, to check with your hosting provider where the problem lies. Also very likely is that your server was compromised.

I’ve went over Client Dash’s codebase very recently, and as an experienced plugin developer I can tell that it’s written in a very secure way.

I think you should check with your hosting provider and consider changing your review score for this plugin.

Good point guys. Thanks for pointing this out. I agree with this idea.

I’ll add this to our todo list of fixes/features to be developed and will be sure to post here again once this fix is ready.

Like Yakir said, this isn’t supported, but we might implement an option to export to CSV file sometime in the future.

@mmaurer please respond to @arielk’s question. Otherwise we’ll have to resolve the topic due to long inactivity. Thanks!

Hi, apologies for the belated reply. We’ve been busy working on some goodies.

To answer your question — you’re probably doing nothing wrong and this is most likely caused by the plugin.

We’re going to look into this matter and soon release an update. So please keep your eyes on this thread, as well as on your dashboard for any upcoming version upgrades.

Thanks for taking your time to report this issue, much appreciated!

Yalla Chevre! Can we close this topic? You guys all set? ??

Hi capiedge,

What you can very easily do is add the capability view_all_aryo_activity_log (view in code) to any user that you’d like to have the Activity Log dashboard visible for.

You can do that programmatically or even faster, using a dedicated plugin like Members (which is a must anyway.)

I hope this makes sense to you. Anyway this is how I’ve done so for my clients (which are not given the Administrator role by default, rather I create a custom role with specific, hand-picked capabilities. One of them is view_all_aryo_activity_log.)

Let us know if you’ve done it otherwise or have a better way to suggest!

Hi Lana,

I’ve installed a fresh WordPress installation in an attempt to recreate this issue you are describing.

But, even before I’ll describe what I’ve found just know that you should be always running the latest versions of all plugins. This is both important for security as well as stability reasons.

The various plugin versions I tested:

• WooCommerce — 2.5.0
• Activity Log — 2.2.8
• WooCommerce Sendinblue Newsletter Subscription — 1.1.2

With these versions installed, I was not able to recreate the issue you described. The save button appears both in WooCommerce’s and Activity Log’s settings screens.

Proof: https://cl.ly/471t132x3b1Z

Please be sure to update all three plugins I mentioned earlier to their latest versions. I’m guessing this might fix the problem.

Please let us know if that works.
– Maor

Hi Lana,

You mentioned the save button does not show up when both plugins are active. What settings page lacks the said “Save” button?

Are these the WooCommerce settings pages or Activity Log settings page?

Hi @5point,
Thanks for your feedback!
I can understand why this confuses you. That’s actually not how the plugin should work, and I have a feeling there’s something that’s not properly configured.
A few questions:

1. What is the version of the plugin currently in use?
2. What is the role you have given to your client’s user? (Administrator/Editor/Collaborator/…)

That should be enough to get a glimpse at the issue. Post back and we’ll try to point you in the right direction to get this solved.